No Strings Attached

Synopsis: Lifelong friends Adam (Ashton Kutcher) and Emma (Natalie Portman) attempt to avoid falling in love after falling into each other's beds in this comedy exploring the complexities and quirks of having friends with benefits. Adam was a typical, hormonal 14-year-old when he first came on to Emma at summer camp -- and got shot down in flames. In the years that followed, however, Adam and Emma continued to cross paths until, eventually, they both caved to their animal instincts. Despite an intense session of earth-shaking sex, however, Emma makes it clear to Adam that the last thing she wants is a committed relationship. And thanks to the fact that Adam's father (Kevin Kline), a fallen television star, has just begun dating his son's ex-girlfriend, the horrified bachelor has developed an aversion to monogamy as well.
At first their casual stance on sex works great for both; Emma can focus on her career instead of allowing her emotions to dictate her decisions, and Adam can play the field without fear of hurting her feelings. Over time, though, a funny thing happens -- Adam begins to develop feelings for Emma that he never had for any of his countless conquests. Before they both know it, love has reared its ugly head and they've gotten too emotionally involved to cut the relationship off cold. But is commitment in the cards for the couple that always swore it would never get serious, or has the time come for them to finally part ways once and for all?

My Thought: I've seen the trailer and it looked like a good movie, but I was kind of skeptic about the movie because I'm not a big fan of Natalie Portman, but I love Ashton Kutcher. So when I saw this movie, I was quite impressed. I actually love this movie. Tons of laugh throughout the movie and there were never a dull moment. I give this movie a 5/5.

Let me know what's your thought on this movie. You read mine, so I want to know about yours.

*Note: I saw this movie in January, but still thought it was worth a review.*

~YoursTrulyJustSimplyMe

*Images and Synopsis from Google.